Collaboratory



The Southwest Florida Community Foundation is now Collaboratory.

Since 1976 the Southwest Florida Community Foundation has been a catalyst for improving the quality of life of all who live and work in Southwest Florida.

The Foundation was created with $500 from First National Bank of Fort Myers by a small group of attorneys, trust officers and community leaders who had the vision and foresight to plan for the future needs of our rapidly growing community.



    

Recent News from Collaboratory


Building A Learning Health Network Around Cerebral Palsy
Foundation: Collaboratory

The Cerebral Palsy Research Network (CPRN) is a network of hospitals and community members working together to improve health outcomes for people with CP.The network is leveraging EHR data for...more

Three Ceae Faculty Selected For Climate Innovation Collaboratory Research Awards
Foundation: Collaboratory

Deloitte and the University of Colorado Boulder Climate Innovation.Research Awards selected three CEAE faculty members for funding: Associate Professor Kyri Baker's proposal "Viability of Long- and...more

Collaboratory to hold Women's Legacy Fund luncheon Nov. 4 - Cape Coral Breeze
Foundation: Collaboratory

Deloitte and the University of Colorado Boulder Climate Innovation.Research Awards selected three CEAE faculty members for funding: Associate Professor Kyri Baker's proposal "Viability of Long- and...more

United Way, Collaboratory, Relaunch Swfl Emergency Relief Fund
Foundation: Collaboratory

"It's easy to get bogged down in your individual needs, and we all do, but I think our community does a fantastic job of coming together and I'm proud to be a part of that collaboration." So says...more

Researchers Seek to Refine FQHCs' Approach to Type 2 Diabetes Care
Foundation: Collaboratory

"It's easy to get bogged down in your individual needs, and we all do, but I think our community does a fantastic job of coming together and I'm proud to be a part of that collaboration." So says...more

Central Senior One Of 20 Selected For National Youth Collaboratory Program
Foundation: Collaboratory

"It's easy to get bogged down in your individual needs, and we all do, but I think our community does a fantastic job of coming together and I'm proud to be a part of that collaboration." So says...more

Connecting Local Nonprofits and U-M Students for Paid Arts &Amp; Culture Internships
Foundation: Collaboratory

"They're all beautifully inquisitive and arrive eager and ready to learn." That's how the CEO of a Detroit nonprofit describes five University of Michigan students she's been hosting this summer...more

Asu Celebrates World Water Day with Official Launch of Global Futures Water Institute
Foundation: Collaboratory

Water is a "building block for life as we know it," and "we now have to understand how to move water solutions forward instead of preaching about what the problems are," Upmanu Lall, director of...more

Ub School of Management Cited Among America's Top Three Emerging Entrepreneurship Programs
Foundation: Collaboratory

UB School of Management cited among America's top three emerging entrepreneurship programs.University at Buffalo cited for its leadership in providing students with bold and innovative programs that...more

Penn4C Announces Awardees for Community-led Partnership Grants
Foundation: Collaboratory

The University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing is ranked the No. 1 nursing school in the world by US News and World Report, and it's about to add another feather to its cap. The school has...more



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